Combine models, references and reusable creative workflows on a shared canvas
FLORA is a visual workspace for combining generative models into a connected creative process. Its canvas lets designers organize prompts, references and outputs as related steps rather than a series of disconnected chat messages. Image and video models can be used within the same project, and reusable workflows called Techniques help preserve an approach that works. The product also includes editing and annotation capabilities, making refinement part of the process rather than an afterthought. For a creative team, the shared canvas provides context around how a result was developed, which references informed it and which variations were considered before a direction was selected.
A campaign project might begin with a brief, a set of approved brand references and several visual experiments. The designer can connect generation steps, compare model behavior and use editing tools to refine a promising option. A useful sequence can then be saved or reused for related assets, with collaborators reviewing the same underlying context. Specialized workflows, including fashion-oriented work, are advertised alongside more general creative tasks. Different models may handle composition, motion or reference adherence differently, so choosing a provider should be based on the actual output rather than assuming every model is interchangeable.
FLORA's pricing combines workspace or seat arrangements with usage allowances, and current launch offers should not be treated as permanent terms. The free tier has project and initial-use limits. Teams should check their selected model's commercial conditions and the rights attached to supplied references. Generated text, anatomy, product details and visual continuity still require review, especially when assets will represent a real brand or be used in a paid campaign.
